My pleasure. jQuery selectors have changed my life (I kid you not),
definitely worth a weekend poking around!
Pipes
You might try something like this:
$("p:not(:contains('1'))")
Loren Pipes
Sure, do something like this:
$('#Explanation').css({
position : 'absolute',
top : '720px',
right : '0px',
width : '10px',
margin : '40px 0 0 0'
});
VP
Map is really nice for this.
var attributes = $('.selected').map(function() { return $(this).attr('rel');
});
VP
What you need are some t-shits!
VP
I'd say the layout problem is the use of min-height and min-width css
attributes, which IE6 does not understand.
VP
What you're most likely running into is TABLEs tend to contain a TBODY
element which wraps the TRs. Try $("#table > tbody >
tr:gt(0)").hide(); or something of that ilk.
VP
This has to do with the background color of the header div/h1 being
set to white, when I set them to transparent (via dev bar) the corners
look fine.
VP
Kinda new myself, but I believe that the load method can take a
callback as the third parameter, like...
$('#myDivID div.itemContent').load('/controller/action/', null, function() {
$('a', $(#myDivID div.itemContent')).click(function() {
do your thing
return false;
})
});
VP
On 6/30/07, Tobias
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